Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-16


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- - . exoltine scene while
= pinso Doe hoadine The next an.
S0oaenoA PhilaAelphia, Harrisburg,
okoGooR Efank1oed end 6myrus. Del,
looDonod and hasrisburg was chosen.
A6loho q Blshop r. n, Cain, wsst.
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15nn1a. "a rpHse Louber, Frederick, Del,
80 Gnopunosd q having taken plsce
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ennounced for holding Q memorial ser
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- oaanuistee on tempsrsnce made Q
- fopoet aesiast intem mperancs which
Il 51onn n aninnsSsd discussion and was par.
So6e0 - b. number of members TO the
7aonaann a. N present "The curse Of
1onpasaee has bssn the downfall Of
q oh1v na1leos sacred and profane history
o1gdb theO iaCsa Babylon We conquered
Y y 0guAkenneD and revelry. Greece tell and
kx~ Ss~,vn ttv
y H)1oord broke up the power Of Rome
SNhea drunksunsss prsvaila immortality and
<11Deerd follow In its train. 1t slew Rome
VIII her power, Greece with her wisdom,
s1n1 Babylon with her wealth. All were
so11ln b. that unhappy dart which, oh, too
oeleo, he's pierced our hearts. And what lie
aeuo Of those great nations 10 also
strue Of us. Statistics tell US that
5Aeoo 70 5000 Immortal beings fiud
Z Grunkard's graves annually. The brightest
I'D bsst Of AmeSica's sons and daughter too,
oae falling victims 10 IL curse. For ffty
I yeass the conflict hes been going on between
temperance and intempersnce, right and
wrong, and the members should feel encour.
oGed 10 pres on for the future with glowing
ssal IN the hearts Of every lover Of the cause
Therefore b It resolved, that We, the men,
bsn Of the Philadelphia conference, will
make this, the centennial year OF African
5 1lsthodism, memorable in history 10y our
loyalty and unflnching earnest working
u the interest Of the cause OF temper.
snce. and we pledge ourselves TO use
every means In our power to roll
round the day when the glorious flag O,
I Peohibatiou uhsll fioat triumpbant,v N m.
hreesA Be IL further resolved that ~ hel,ev.
- only means to bring About this ersnt
moral reformation 10 total sbstiuence from Al
antnxicntiuR drinks a a beveraoa ana Tho n.
e tobacco = IN unclean habit Tor tba RIM,
Z oayu suothing unclsan shsli suter The kino
dom az Heaven and therefore racon n,enS
= prohibitiou." The committee reoom mendeI
3 al churches In this conference the ma n
unSermented wine st the Lords supnay
y Rsv, L. J. Choppip. g. N Sh.fyer r q
Thompsou, J,W, Beckst. All Of PhIl.da,nht
were slscted as delegates To the eenarsl con
I fsssuce 70 meet st Indian spoli. IN m. !, -,
1Gcudsy in May; 1883 The slternstes were
Rev. G. F. Fsits, Thorndon Gould. J. w.
Norris and O, Z. Herbert Rev. q q sn..,h
d. D., financial secretary Of the Snnd.y
School Union OF this connection. reported he
communication that tho Yeceipts from ali
sources for the past wear vas 81 6,hos .na
the expenditures were s6O72 54, leaving
balance OF l,543 A. The permanent head.
4uoItcIS VI tu0 union arc ~ NRabvilla Tam
Mira Bishop Ward. Reya r. W. Arne,,
I. financial secretary, and W. II, Yocum. Of IN.
Neg yefsey conferences, were introdncs, AND
-sScsived with the usual courtesiea,
The business of to-day will cons,st a,
further reports of committees. memorial ser
vice, ordination OF elders and = chiIdren,.
meeting, Services will ba held th,. ayan,n,
The services in the opers bouse on Snndar
drew large numbers TO that plaza Th,a.
eloquent sermons were delivered. In tht
churches occupied BY the members of tbt
conference large congregations were present
Railroad Omc.a, Changes.
N. n. sourbeer, chief clerk ct the freiRh,
station here, has been promoted to extra soen,
Of the Pennsylvanis railroad, Philsd el ehia
division, with hesdQusrters At Philsde,nbia
r. r. Hull will fill the position made vsc.n,
By Mr.. Sourbeer, and II, C. McCsnlav hos
been promoted to the chief clerk At the tr.ns.
~ station. J. Cromley will ill the position
made vacant by Mr. McCsuIev.
on For The Grand Lodge.
i. p D. Miller left town this morning for
Scranton to attend tho sessiops OF the grand
lodge Of Odd Fellows, az repre- sentative from
Orion Lodge, No s76.
Niss Maggie Layton, mIssiopsrv IN c.,.
cutta, India, returned to Columbia on sstur.
dsy evening, after an absence of some years.
Mis- Layton is . sister Of Mrr. John sher:
berger. and expects to remain home abou.